News & Media 2nd Apr 2026

The Finance Act 2026 could unlock Rs 4,000 crore in litigated GST refunds for Indian intermediaries

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Harsh ShahPartner | Mumbai

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Our Partner, Harsh Shah a shares his insight in Moneycontrol, “The Finance Act 2026 could unlock Rs 4,000 crore in litigated GST refunds for Indian intermediaries.”

He highlighted that though efforts were made by the government by issuance of clarification as to what constitutes an intermediary or otherwise, litigation on this issue has continued over the years and the amendment in Section 13 comes as a big relief at a time when geopolitical conditions are not too conducive for businesses.

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